_______ knocked on the door.
Kids
A crowd
A soldier
The soldier wanted to ______
make soup
drink water
buy stones
The crowd asked _____.
to taste the soup
for stones
for a soup bone
_______ got a hambone.
A little girl
The soldier
A grown-up
Some ________ understood what was happening.
kids
grown-ups
soldiers
_______ brought back more food.
The soldier
Kids
Grown-ups
The soldier asked _________
for more stones
to taste the soup
for more food for the soup
Where is the setting of this story?
small village
big city
What did the soldier want in the beginning of the story?
a bed to sleep
nothing
money
a good dinner
Why did the soldier stop?
He needed horses
He was hungry
He wanted company
The villagers asked him to.
In the beginning, how did the villagers feel about the soldier?
They didn't want him there.
They were happy he was there.
What did the villagers do when the soldier asked for food?
They lied and said they didn't have any.
They cried.
They gave it to him.
They laughed.
How did the soldier get food?
He showed them how to make stone soup.
He went to another village.
He took it from the villagers.
He stole it.
How did the peasants feel about the soldier at the end of the book?
They were mad.
They were sad.
They were glad he had come.
What was the soldier looking for when he knocked on the door?
A place to sleep
Food
A blanket
What did the woman say about food in the village?
Everyone had too much food
There was soup cooking
There was no food left
